Author L'Œil de la Photographie

A silent observer, Andreas Meichsner documents in his photographs how the vacation we’ve been waiting for so long has a way of plunging us into an agonizing tug-of-war between the…

Behind the ambiguous title of “Blow Job” hides a performance held during the Vilnius design week, when a photographer was inviting people to get photographed in an unusual way. The…

" More than a 150 years ago, photographers traveled from town to town with a photographic van documenting communities. I am doing a modern version of the same, by capturing…

Transnational migration is perhaps the most highly contested issue across Europe. Over the last twenty-years Ireland has experienced significant inward migration. For new arrivals spatial and temporal displacement is potentially…

Evaldas Butkevičius speaks a visual language that is understandable to everyone. For two decades he has been working as a reporter for one of the largest daily newspaper, facing the…

"What Photography reproduces is something that has occurred only once, then die, expire, never to be repeated." (Roland Barthes) Why not try to recover, revive those moments ? My role, as…

Considerations of vision—of how we look at the world at large, as well as how we customarily employ photography to document and speak to our surroundings—have long been central to…

This is my latest project called Déjà Vu which refer to movies where the photographers are present at a moment when they are taking photo. We were never shown…

Né en 1950 au Tessin, l’artiste Luciano Rigolini s’intéresse à la photographie vernaculaire et interroge ce mode de représentation du réel. Il collectionne avec une affection particulière les images neutres…

On the occasion of its second anniversary, and closing out the British-themed season, LE BAL in Paris presents the work of Paul Graham, a major figure in contemporary photography.…